The US Constitution

1.1   The Seven Years_ War part 1

1.2   The Seven Years_ War part 2

1.3   The Declaration of Independence

1.4   The Articles of Confederation

1.5   The Constitutional Convention

1.7   Social consequences of revolutionary ideals

2.1   Uncle Tom_s Cabin part 1

2.2   Uncle Tom_s Cabin part 3

2.3   Uncle Tom_s Cabin part 2

2.4   Manifest Destiny

2.5   Sectional conflict: Regional differences

2.6   Dred Scott v. Sandford

2.7   Slavery and Missouri Compromise in early 1800s

2.8   Increasing political battles over slavery in mid 1800s

2.9   Start of the Civil War

2.10   Strategy of the Civil War

2.11   Early phases of Civil War and Antietam

2.12   Emancipation Proclamation

2.13   Antietam part 2

2.14   Gettysburg

2.15   The Gettysburg Address - part 1

2.16   The Gettysburg Address part 2

2.17   Later stages of the Civil War part 1

2.18   Later stages of the Civil War part 2

2.19   Later stages of the Civil War part 3

2.20   Big takeaways from the Civil War

2.21   The Reconstruction Amendments: Overview and 13th Amendment

2.22   Reconstruction Amendments: 14th Amendment

2.23   Reconstruction Amendments: 15th Amendment

2.24   Comparing the effects of the Civil War on American national identity

3.1   The Gilded Age part 1

3.2   The Gilded Age part 2

3.3   Darwinism vs. Social Darwinism part 1

3.4   Darwinism vs. Social Darwinism part 2

3.5   Immigration and migration in the Gilded Age

3.6   Continuity and change in the Gilded Age

3.7   Jim Crow part 1

3.8   Jim Crow part 2

3.9   Jim Crow part 3

3.10   Jim Crow part 4

3.11   Westward expansion: social and cultural development

4.1   American progress in the Pacific in 1944

4.2   Beginning of World War II

4.3   1944 - Allies advance further in Europe

4.4   Blockades, u-boats and sinking of the Lusitania

4.5   World War II in the Pacific in 1942

4.6   1942 Tide turning in World War II in Europe

4.7   Zimmermann Telegram

4.8   More detail on the Treaty of Versailles and Germany

4.9   1940 - Axis gains momentum in World War II

4.10   1945 - End of World War II

4.11   1941 Axis momentum accelerates in WW2

4.12   Woodrow Wilson_s Fourteen Points

4.13   United States enters World War I

4.14   The age of empire

4.15   Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles

4.16   1943 Axis losing in Europe

5.1   Vietnam War

5.2   Korean War overview

5.3   Communism

5.4   Cuban Missile Crisis

5.5   Bay of Pigs Invasion

5.6   Origins of the Cold War

6.1   Deficit and debt ceiling

6.2   Introduction to the FAFSA

6.3   PPACA or "Obamacare"

6.4   Government_s financial condition

6.5   More fiscal cliff analysis

6.6   Illinois pension obligations

6.7   FICA tax

6.8   Social security intro

6.9   The fiscal cliff

6.10   Medicare sustainability

6.11   Electoral college

6.12   Pension obligations

6.13   SOPA and PIPA

6.14   Primaries and caucuses

7.1   AP US history DBQ example 1

7.2   AP US history long essay example 1

7.3   AP US history multiple choice example 1

7.4   AP US history long essay example 3

7.5   How to read a document

7.6   AP US history DBQ example 3

7.7   AP US history DBQ example 4

7.8   AP US history short answer example 2

7.9   AP US history short answer example 1

7.10   Avoiding common mistakes in historical essays

7.11   How to read a document part 2

7.12   AP US history long essay example 2

7.13   Thinking like a historian

7.14   AP US history DBQ example 2

7.15   AP US history multiple choice example 2